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At the National Science and Media Museum, in the heart of Bradford, we explore the science and culture of image and sound technologies and their impact on our lives. We aim to inspire the scientists and engineers of the future to see more, hear more, think more and do more. Copyright, reproductions and image licensing We’re happy for you to share the images we post within the spirit of the Commons, although certain restrictions apply. To obtain reproductions of selected images, please visit the Science & Society Picture Library, which represents the visual collections of the Science Museum Group.

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'Egyptian man'

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  • 7 older comments, and then…
  • it is aai! said:
    It would be very interesting to know where in Egypt this picture was made, or what the man's background was.
  • it is aai! said:
    The title is: "Derwiche pelerin" so this man is a "traveling sufi man", a "pelgrim derwish".
  • © ↑↓→ suηata ←↓↑ ΨΨΨ said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Beautiful Vintage Memory, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • faint geese said:
    well, i don't think he's an egyptian. from his appearance i can tell that he's a Bedouin! it's very obvious 'cause in Egypt men don't wear this kind of outfits specially in the 1800's when it was part of The Ottoman Empire! i guess he's a Bedouin from the Arabian peninsula who traveled to Egypt! that's what i believe! very interesting picture! :)
  • Ali said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Zigpha, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

'Sir M Campbell watches finishing touches to 3 millionth Hercules bicycle, 1934

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Hell Fire Corner on the Menin Road; a sticky place that's always taken at the trot

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  • Marlene Packwood said:
    An iconic photo with the remnants of urgency in it
  • Ricky_tha_man said:
    Fantastic_shot!!
  • Ceaseless Reward said:
    Marvelous image, nicely composed and shot.

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  • Rohan Rogers said:
    I seem to have an official copy of this exact photo. My one is cropped slightly different, showing more on the bottom and right of the photograph. The far right has a sign "TO LEFT BRIGADE SECTION". The top is trimmed the the height of the top of the first piece of hession on the far left. The back of the photo has stamped on it "Australian Official Photo No........" with the number E1889 hand written. "Purchased from Australian War Museum, Wool Exchange, King Street, Melbourne, COPYRIGHT, Prosecution will follow infringement. I also have a number of other photos relating to WW1 with the same stamp. Each photo has a typed description of the photo on the reverse. In the case of this particular photo above, the description reads as follows... "E1889 "Hellfire Corner" on the Menin Road, in the Ypres sector, in Belgium, on September 27th, 1917. This well-named locality was continually under observation, and notorious for it's danger; the neighbourhood was piled with the wreckage of all kinds of transport. A "sticky" spot that was always taken at the trot." I hope this is helpful to interested people.
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